Mahjong Links and the numbered tile path puzzle
Mahjong Links puts you on a single-layer grid where you clear pairs only when a legal path can bend at right angles around the board. It’s a Puzzle game that runs free online in your browser, and the numbered tiles make it easier to spot matches when the layout gets crowded.
Link two identical tiles with open sides
Each move starts with two tiles that share the same number, so you are not hunting by shape or artwork. A match counts only when the route between them stays open and no neighboring piece blocks the line, which keeps every click tied to board reading and spacing.
Because the layout stays flat instead of stacked, you can track exposed edges at a glance and judge whether a pair is worth taking now or later.
Number labels change the way you scan the board
The visible numbers are the main helper here, especially once the grid fills up and the remaining pairs are harder to separate. That makes this game a neat fit for the matching and attention tags, since you are constantly comparing labels and checking which tiles can still connect.
If you like tile-link puzzlers with clear route checks, the closest mechanical match is Mahjong Connect Remastered, which uses the same connect-two logic.
Close cousins with the same pair-clearing rule
For more board-reading pressure, Butterfly Kyodai Deluxe 2 also asks you to trace a valid path before a pair disappears. Mahjong Alchemy fits the same style of tile matching, while Kris Mahjong is another direct pick when you want the same kind of pair hunting.
The flat setup and numbered tiles make each round about spotting open lanes fast, and that works well when you want a no download and no signup puzzle that plays on mobile and desktop.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
18 august 2021
Last Update
18 august 2021